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Apr 21, 2009
I have some information that might be worth sharing with Nebraska art teachers. I work in public relations on behalf of U.S. Cellular, and the company is focusing its corporate giving on education. U.S. Cellular has partnered with DonorsChoose.org and has set aside $1 million for a program called “Calling All Teachers.”
Calling All Teachers enables and encourages public-school teachers to post funding requests for projects on the site DonorsChoose.org that might not fit into their allotted budgets. Public-school teachers may post funding requests to the site through Teacher Appreciation Week, May 4-8. There are currently 12 Nebraska projects on the site, and I’m confident that there is a greater funding need than those 12 projects in Nebraska, so perhaps if you shared this information among your colleagues, as well as in a newsletters, blogs, Facebook, e-mail blasts or all of the above that you have access to, it might help more projects from Nebrask...See More
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This line is from my previous post and is incorrect -- this applies to ALL Nebraska teachers, not just art teachers. Sorry for the typo.
Brian